Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-08
OUT OF TOWN.
NEIGHBORING NEWS IN BRIEF,
ItnII.


OGDEN, Jan. S.-Our friend ROllin p.
Sake will soon bid us goodbye; but his
name and fame will be perpetuated by
the fine thoroughbred Holstein stock he
leaves behind on our farms and ranches.
AprOpOs the impending departure OF
Councillor VIM. Driver for California next
Monday, the rumor gains in consistency
that he may be put up as the compromise
Mayor between the fanatical and the
commercial factions Of the Peoples
party, and his going away is to remove
him from the shafts and chagrin OF the
personalities apprehended from the com
ing campaign.
The verdict OF the jury in the Bassett
case forms a dividing line between
"loyal" Mormons and loyal Americans
The former denounce it bitterly, the lat
ter see in it plain vindicaton OF the law
under the evidence given.
Mr.. Simon Rubel has gone TO the
capital on business.
Friday was very quiet day, the W hite
covering OF snow being an appropriate
shroud for the dull occasion.
United States Commissioner Thomas
j. Black took at seat on the ID. Il Il. q.
Friday morning TO take trip to Salt
Lake City.
Yesterday was a field day in the First
District Court, and the blade OF Justice
cut big swath in the cohabiting harvest
field.
Mr.. John Silva gave u pleasant card
party last evening.
A. j. Kershaw, the pioneer plumber OF
Ogden, but out OF the business for long
time past, will be remembered as the en-
terprising gentleman who travelled with
pumps around Echo about two years ago,
when the deputy marshals We're begin
ming to manifest a rather lively interest
| in his domestic arrangements. lie was
subsequently arrested, tried for, and con-
victed OF unlawful cohabitation, it APP
pearing that he had two young women
besides the portly spouse of his youth.
He promised obedience to the law in the
future and got off with a light fine.
Thence he vanished from the surface OF
Ogden society into quiet retirement.
Now, however, there is an indication that
he may again emerge into notorlety. II
has leaked out that number of the
family OF his so-called second wife, Rose
Wootton (herself included) have been in
terviewed by the Grand Jury. Wen see
'In the midst OF life we are in DEATH y
On Friday morning bouncing boy was
born to Jane, the wife OF f. w. Cobabe
OF this city. But ere cradle was even
thought of to lodge the little newcomer
in, there arose the sorrowful necessity d
coffin, the unfortunate mother sue.
| 10 thn pf mil 10,
at | p. m. We forbear even abiding tC
the grievous bereavement that has fallen
rs leaden pail over the desolate house
hold OF widowed husband and foul
motherless children. Our sympathes
are with them. The funeral will take
place on Sunday.
Nate Rose nbaum has gone OH the roac
for A. Kuhn& Bro.
Considerable illness still prevails
among the junior portion of the popula-
ton, chiefly due to the unhealthy, sud,
den change in the weather.
The reputed editor OF the local Herald,
A. w. Mitigate, was before the CRANE
jury yesterday. tits supposed that his
appearance before that body inquisitor
ial had some connection with an editorial
paragraph in his sheet OF Thursday
wherein heinous charges were preferred
by way of Interpretive innuendo against
a certain anti-Mormon journalist, pre-
sumably gentleman connected Will
the NeUs 1t would be fun to SEE
Mormons engaged prosecuting a co-reig
ionist for past matrimonial proiuse
ness" The Heraid, in this case, bit of
more than its molars will be able to mas
tcate
The whole OF the day in the Distric
Court was occupied by. the case of JOIN
Davis VS.. Chas. Ducheneau, both o
whom claim the proprietOrship OF the
same horse p. j. Barratt appeared for
the plaintiff, j. n. kimball for the de
PENDANT.
Mr.. Broom, as good Christian has &
Bible at his hotel but this time it is JAS.
II. OF Pocatello.
"Mother' Higgnbotham, the octoge
marian maternal parent OF Mrs. ID. ii
Peery and Messrs. Simon and Frank
lllgginbotham, was reported as very i'll
last evening, her sorrOwing relatives hay
ing given up all hope OF her useful anG
vlrtnous life being prolonged.
Next Monday we'll have con the Rio
Grande' in Union Opera House.
Joseph Clark will rebuild the Ogden
Steam Mills, burned down last summer
as soon as the weather permits. He ear
use the rock foundation OF the old build
ing, but will put mp new walls, and the
machinery will be entirel new.